HEllo EArl,

On Thu 2037-May-21 22:12, Earl Croasmun (1:124/311) wrote to Richard Webb:

~> There are people wrongfully convicted of crimes
~> right here at home right now where the evidence against them was coerced
EC> from
~> parties placed under some serious stress
~> and their constitutional rights violated.

EC> In such instances the confessions and any evidence from them would
EC> be excluded from the trial.

THat's the way it's supposed to work.  Not the way it always does.
IN the WIlliams case I mentioned earlier, eventually justice was done, but
it sure took awhile.  Again I reference, for
any who might have missed the original reference, John
Grisham's "an innocent man" which is not a work of his
fiction but a true account of some events which took palce
in the state of Oklahoma some years ago.

Regards,
           Richard
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